Sparks keep the momentum going with one of the standout singles from Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins. In this episode, we dive into "When I Kiss You (I Hear Charlie Parker Playing)", a fast-paced, euphoric slice of 90s synth-pop that combines Pet Shop Boys-style production with unmistakably Sparks lyrics.

We discuss the song's whirlwind energy, its references to Charlie Parker, Frank Lloyd Wright and Tennessee Williams, the many remixes it inspired, and why it became one of the defining singles from Sparks' 90s resurgence. Along the way, we also explore its stylish music video and some fascinating alternative versions that show just how versatile the song really is.